Given a Dictionary. The task is to print the dictionary in table format.
Examples:
Input:
{1: ["Samuel", 21, 'Data Structures'],
2: ["Richie", 20, 'Machine Learning'],
3: ["Lauren", 21, 'OOPS with java'],
}
Output: NAME AGE COURSE Samuel 21 Data Structures Richie 20 Machine Learning Lauren 21 OOPS with java
Method 1: Displaying results by iterating through values.
Python3
# Define the dictionarydict1 = {}# Insert data into dictionarydict1 = {1: ["Samuel", 21, 'Data Structures'], 2: ["Richie", 20, 'Machine Learning'], 3: ["Lauren", 21, 'OOPS with java'], }# Print the names of the columns.print("{:<10} {:<10} {:<10}".format('NAME', 'AGE', 'COURSE'))# print each data item.for key, value in dict1.items(): name, age, course = value print("{:<10} {:<10} {:<10}".format(name, age, course)) |
Output
NAME AGE COURSE Samuel 21 Data Structures Richie 20 Machine Learning Lauren 21 OOPS with java
Method 2: Displaying by using a matrix format
Python3
# define the dictionarydict1 = {}# insert data into dictionarydict1 = {(0, 0): 'Samuel', (0, 1): 21, (0, 2): 'Data structures', (1, 0): 'Richie', (1, 1): 20, (1, 2): 'Machine Learning', (2, 0): 'Lauren', (2, 1): 21, (2, 2): 'OOPS with Java' }# print the name of the columns explicitly.print(" NAME ", " AGE ", " COURSE ")# Iterate through the dictionary# to print the data.for i in range(3): for j in range(3): print(dict1[(i, j)], end=' ') print() |
Output
NAME AGE COURSE Samuel 21 Data structures Richie 20 Machine Learning Lauren 21 OOPS with Java
Method 3: Displaying by using zip format
Python3
# define the dictionarydict1 = {}# insert data into dictionary.dict1 = {'NAME': ['Samuel', 'Richie', 'Lauren'], 'AGE': [21, 20, 21], 'COURSE': ['Data Structures', 'Machine Learning', 'OOPS with Java']}# print the contents using zip format.for each_row in zip(*([i] + (j) for i, j in dict1.items())): print(*each_row, " ") |
Output
NAME AGE COURSE Samuel 21 Data Structures Richie 20 Machine Learning Lauren 21 OOPS with Java
